The Kansas City Chiefs are now considered the favorites to clinch the Super Bowl, overhauling long-term leaders in the race, the Buffalo Bills.
Andy Reid’s side sits top of the AFC with a superb 14-3 record, ahead of their rivals, who are on 12-3.
The Chiefs have come good at precisely the right time, racking up five straight wins and ten wins from their last eleven games, with their only defeat in that run coming at the Cincinnati Bengals.

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Their latest win, a 31-13 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, has seen the Arrowhead team secure No.1 seed status, and quarterback Patrick Mahomes continues to impress with his consistent displays.
The 27-year-old, who won the NFL MVP award in 2018 and led the Chiefs to success at the LIV Super Bowl, is posting astounding numbers and finished the regular season with a massive 5250 yards, over 600 yards ahead of Tom Brady in second spot.
Mahomes has completed 41 touchdown passes and is sure to be a real menace when the playoffs get underway. The Chiefs star also broke the single-season record for total yards, reaching 5570 to overcome the previous best, set by Drew Brees in 2011.
He is expected to secure another NFL MVP crown, and if he fails to do so, then Chiefs coach Reid will want to know why;
“You saw Pat and what he did (following his display against the Denver Broncos back on New Year’s Day). I mean, he took care of business today,”
“He went back to work and worked on it. I mean, you’re talking about a guy that, if he’s not the MVP in the league, I’m not sure what’s wrong with them.”
“But he cleaned it up and comes out, and we have almost 500 yards of offense, minus 100 of penalties. That’s a pretty spectacular day there. But that’s what he did. A great example of how you go back to the drawing board and make sure that you clean everything up.”
The win over the Raiders secures the team a bye and a rest, something Reid is very happy about, as it gives his team a chance to…
“Just take a step back and get yourself where you feel stronger and healthier,”
“You still gotta take care of business. Our guys understand that.”
The Chiefs haven’t had a week off since late October, and the chance to take a breather could prove crucial as they set about staking their claim for a Super Bowl title.
Mahomes has led Kansas to the AFC Championship Game for four seasons in a row, and you wouldn’t bet against a fifth occasion occurring in 2023.
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